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I like to think so! Glad you agree 😁 Can’t wait to start sharing builds
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pris.ly/improve-edg... Thank you!! 😁
haha brilliant! hope you like the CLI! lmk if you have any feedback :)
means a lot from you, thank you!
yes! will also be making it so all steps can execute within a docker container
hehe thank you 😊
thank you :D
hahaha for a moment i wondered where all the traffic was coming from! thank you :)
...shell + terminal integration we haven't done yet. It is planned though! Terminals are fully interactive, pretty much like your normal terminal but in a doc
2. terminals super different. the input is fed to the input stream for a background pty, so it's as if you'd typed it in your terminal yourself eg su foo sqlite ./blah.db select * from mytable; would give the output you might expect it to. Having it stop after a failed command requires...
thanks! currently there are two types of bash block 1. scripts (with custom shebang support) like a normal bash script. will behave as expected, stop when an error occurs, etc. Output can be captured as a variable in the runbook
here we gooooo
guess i can't follow any more people huh
thank you :))
Don't fall into the trap of CI apathy - flaky builds that take over 20 minutes are not okay, whatever organisation you're in.
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There is nothing more satisfying than running less tests.
definitely something i've been thinking about :D
thank you for sharing! can't wait to hear what you think of it!